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The (toggle-able) TOC "panel" on the left is very long, always expanded and is stuck to the contents on the right when scrolling. It is really bad when you want to get an overview of a section or subsection, it always jumps away.
Thing is, I wanted to figure out how to turn section 4. XBPS Package Manager into a "Maintenance" section, without even changing that much (issue #616). But with such a navigation I'm not sure. As it is now, I'd say the whole section 3. Configuration has to be split off, otherwise even the "general package management" list of xbps-commands is quite buried.
A lot of important info is there in section 4, but hidden at the end and not presented nicely. This is also TOC's fault and the stone-age way it behaves. Can this be changed, technically?
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OK I just have to use the arrow keys for linear navigation in these downstairs chapters, and not even think about scrolling back down. Annoying (IMO) for everything like 3.11 Kernel and below, but superficial in the end. That said, looks like it is up to me to close this, technically. Thx for the short but informative reply.
The (toggle-able) TOC "panel" on the left is very long, always expanded and is stuck to the contents on the right when scrolling. It is really bad when you want to get an overview of a section or subsection, it always jumps away.
Thing is, I wanted to figure out how to turn section 4. XBPS Package Manager into a "Maintenance" section, without even changing that much (issue #616). But with such a navigation I'm not sure. As it is now, I'd say the whole section 3. Configuration has to be split off, otherwise even the "general package management" list of xbps-commands is quite buried.
A lot of important info is there in section 4, but hidden at the end and not presented nicely. This is also TOC's fault and the stone-age way it behaves. Can this be changed, technically?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: